Proving Wrongful Death in Texas
To hold another party liable in a wrongful death claim in Texas requires proving that their intentional actions or negligence was the cause of another person’s death. Negligence is a legal term referring to a party’s failure to use reasonable care in any given situation. To establish another party’s negligence requires demonstrating the following...
Continue Reading Recovering Compensation for a Spinal Cord Injury
In addition to the physical aspect, a spinal cord injury can also have a devastating financial impact on a victim’s life. However, there are multiple types of compensation that can be recovered if another party is responsible. Types of Compensation Available after a Spinal Cord Injury When a spinal cord injury is caused by...
Continue Reading Is Texas An At-Fault Or No-Fault State?
Texas is an at-fault state when it comes to car accident claims. That means a driver who causes a collision is responsible for the damages. The Difference Between At-Fault and No-Fault States In at-fault states, like Texas, financial responsibility for a car accident is placed on the party who caused it. Therefore, you can...
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